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VOLUME 8, 2007 Online articles, book reviews,critical notes and PDFs on the Journal of Global Buddhism are in Indic Times. Please go <here> for information how to download and install the Indic Times font. Special Issue: Buddhism in Oceania |
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Issue: Buddhism in Oceania
• Articles
• Book Reviews
• Forthcoming in the JGB
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Investments in Religious
Capital: An explorative case study of Australian Buddhists By
Michelle Barker.
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65
A Strand of Contemporary Tantra: Its Discourse
and Practice in the FPMT By Glenys Eddy.
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81
How the Dharma Landed: Interpreting the Arrival
of Buddhism in New Zealand By Hugh Kemp.
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107
Indigenizing
or Adapting? Importing Buddhism into a Settler-colonial Society By Sally McAra.
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132
The
Emergence of Secular Insight Practice in Australia By David
Bubna-Litic and Winton Higgins.
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157
Buddhism, Copying, and the Art
of the Imagination in Thailand. By Jim Taylor.
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1
Sulak Sivaraksa and Buddhist Activism: Translating
Nativist Resistance in the Age of Transnational Capital. By Hung-yok
Ip.
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20
Zen in Brazil: The
Quest for Cosmopolitan Modernity.By Cristina Rocha. Reviewed
by Frank Usarski
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174
Land of Beautiful Vision: Making
a Buddhist Sacred Place in New Zealand. Reviewed by Michelle Barker
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180
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